Podcasts about waitingfornextyear

Todd Dery, co-host of WaitingForNextYear.com's The Dery Brothers Tribecast, joins Gene Winters discuss the Indians' offseason and what could become of Francisco Lindor's tenure with the Tribe - as well as the front office's. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On July 8, 2010, then 25 -year-old LeBron James (along with his newly formed production company) used ESPN to air a live television event to announce his intentions for playing the 2010-2011 season. The ill-conceived idea was a major part of launching a new era of player empowerment. However, there was nothing new about the bitter, gut-wrenching disappointment that had become all too familiar to Cleveland sports fans. Rick Grayshock was one of those fans. He was also the co-founder of a popular Ohio/Cleveland-based sports blog, WaitingForNextYear.com (WFNY.com to true fans of the site). I was with Rick on the night of the decision, and I observed what you might expect in terms of the palpable and visible pain that he experienced as LeBron told the world, "I'll be taking my talents to South Beach...". Rick and I sat down recently to revisit The Decision and its aftermath, including LeBron's eventual "reconciliation", and Cleveland's ultimate "redemption", 10 years after the sports landscape was changed forever. Please enjoy my conversation with Rick Grayshock. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jon-cook0/support

Crew finishes up draft talk with Jake Burns. Jake's Twitter is @jake_burns18  His work at Cover1.net and Waitingfornextyear.com Our Twitter - @StSPodcasts email - survivingtheseason@gmail.com

Ready or not, it's time for the Big Ten men's basketball tournament, as the conference decided to stage its signature hoops event a week early for the sake of getting to play in Madison Square Garden. The Ohio State Buckeyes, one of the great stories in all of college basketball this season, figure to be a big factor this weekend in New York and in March Madness as well. The guys welcome back Josh Poloha of WaitingForNextYear.com to discuss how first-year coach Chris Holtmann has revitalized the program in Columbus, the stellar play of conference player of the year Keita Bates-Diop and others on the roster, and the teams who stand in the Buckeyes' way in the Big Ten tourney. … Plus: A look at the scandals hanging over college basketball, the impact they could have on the NCAA tournament, and whether a day of reckoning is coming for some of the sport's biggest names. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Play Music | Stitcher Catch us on WaitingForNextYear.com Like us on Facebook: Facebook.com/TheNailPodcast Follow us on Twitter: @TheNailPodcast  Email us: thenailpodcast [at] gmail.com Intro/outro music: "The 3rd" by Anitek

Jake Burns from WaitingForNextYear stopped by and talked Browns future and gives his thoughts on Cousins and the top 4 QB draft prospects. Find Jake on Twitter @Jake_Burns18 or waitingfornextyear.com We're @StSPodcasts email - survivingtheseason@gmail.com voicemail line -  (440) 941-7156  

Scott Sargent, editor and co-founder of WaitingForNextYear.com and a contributing writer for Bleacher Report, joins the show to bring the guys up to speed on the state of the Cavs heading into another Christmas showdown with the Warriors. New faces such as Dwyane Wade, Jose Calderon and Jeff Green have the team surging after a rough start to the year. Scott explains what has made the Cavs' excellent second unit work so well, why Calderon has been a surprisingly good fit with the starters, where Isaiah Thomas and Derrick Rose will fit moving forward, what Tristan Thompson's role will look like and whether any roster moves are coming later this season. … Plus: A quick rundown on the Warriors, and the LeBron James vs. James Harden MVP debate. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Play Music | Stitcher Catch us on WaitingForNextYear.com Like us on Facebook: Facebook.com/TheNailPodcast Follow us on Twitter: @TheNailPodcast  Email us: thenailpodcast [at] gmail.com Intro/outro music: "The 3rd" by Anitek

On the 4th Pod of #JAKEmas, the Browns gave to me... a huge freaking headache. Fortunately, Jake Burns of WaitingForNextYear.com can help out and lets us in on a little insight on what is happening in Believeland these days.

Believe it or not, we can talk about insurance and have fun at the same time, which is what happens when Alex and Molly interview Craig Lyndall of Lyndall Insurance, Waiting For Next Year sports podcast, and sponsor of the many exciting community events you've heard about. We talk classic movies, creative marketing, working with family, and Cleveland Sports, with a bit of "Insurance for Dummies" in the mix. Check out more new lightning round questions to find out what everyone is binging on, and what Gwen Stefani and Jon Bon Jovi have in common. Learn more about Lyndall Insurance at LyndallInsurance.com and follow them on Facebook to find out about upcoming events. Visit the website for Craig's podcast at WaitingForNextYear.com and follow him on twitter at @WFNYCraig. If you'd like to check out Craig's album, "The Company Line", it is on Spotify at https://open.spotify.com/artist/35ExIeLft6Kgs4ZIbaUrPj Cover My Six is a unique, confidential, attorney-led company legal audit that identifies and then addresses the six areas most likely to cause you legal exposure for damages, fines, and attorneys’ fees. Visit covermysix.com to learn more. Be sure to visit www.wesolveproblems-essay.com and find out how to volunteer and/or donate to the 3rd Annual Essay Contest. [caption id="attachment_633" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Molly as a Pink Lady with her father on Halloween this year[/caption]   SHOW NOTES * 1:06 Where is your chamber certificate? * 2:09 Introducing Craig * 3:50 Halloween memories and movies * 4:47 Lyndall Insurance bringing back classic movies * 6:51 Creative Marketing and how Craig brings his interests to work * 10:10 Bringing Kid-friendly music to the area and "kids these days"... * 14:46 Being a creative person * 17:11 Working with family * 19:55 The insurance business * 20:42 Insurance for businesses * 24:32 How insurers get paid * 29:28 Innovation and technology in insurance * 33:34 Cleveland sports woes * 41:39 Pre-Lightning Round (with new questions!) * 51:46 Actual Lightning Round

Shifting gears a bit compared to our normal guests, we had the chance to speak with Elliot Gerard, the artist behind the imagery used in LeBron James' "Zero Dark Thirty-23" Instagram post heading into this year's playoffs. Since the upload, the piece has earned 800,000 likes, drawn 19,500 comments, and has become the Twitter avatar for countless Cavaliers fans. Elliot and I discussed his background, the idea behind the piece, his partnership with another artist to make the entire concept come to life, and the future of NBA and art culture as it continues to overlap more and more. We're on Patreon and you can support us! Please head over to WaitingForNextYear.com to see comments from his partner for the piece in addition to other pieces of his work. Please subscribe to the Waiting For Next Year podcast on iTunes - Stitcher - Google Play. Comment, leave a review, tell your friends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The 2016 Rams season promises a ton of high drama: Jared Goff’s likely debut against the 49ers on Monday Night Football; the first regular season Rams game in Southern California since 1994 against the Seahawks; a trans-Atlantic voyage to take on the Giants in London on October 23; a reprise of Super Bowl XXXVI against the Patriots; and a New Year’s Day season finale against the division favorite, Arizona Cardinals. Joshua Neuman and Tunisha Singleton walk through the schedule and discuss the most iconic matchup that each game on the schedule calls to mind. Plus, Andrew Clayman of the Cleveland sports blog, WaitingForNextYear, on one of the most storied games in NFL history: the 1950 NFL Championship between the Los Angeles Rams and Cleveland Browns. Don’t miss this utterly timeless episode of the Greatest Show on Grass—because an NFL game lasts so much longer than 60 minutes.

Bernie Kosar is near and dear to Cleveland fans' hearts. To a person, there's probably not anyone who doesn't want one of Cleveland's most beloved athletes to be well and feel well. Years of playing a brutal sport in the 80's has obviously taken a toll on Kosar and last year he came out heralding the treatments of a specific doctor. It all sounds great in theory, but what help is he really getting from this doctor? What does the medical and research community think of the claims of this doctor and others like him? Senior Editor of Boston Magazine, Jason Schwartz, wrote an article exploring this topic for The New Republic and we had him on the WaitingForNextYear.com podcast to discuss it all. Click here to read Jason's article: These Fringe Doctors Say They Can Cure NFL Concussion Victims Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's been a bit since I talked to Martin Rickman on the Podcast so we went to work. No agenda to speak of and all of a sudden 45 minutes flew by. Hope you enjoy it. Martin Rickman's polished podcasting career with Chasing Mimi Voyage of the Mimi and who exactly remembers it Taking on a project with self-made deadlines and trying to explain it to family members Learning how to make a solar still with Voyage of the Mimi Martin's new writing gig and how he took the call just before Star Trek started in the theater SI.com gig for Martin Doing your very best work at all times Relating to editors and using them What if WaitingForNextYear could have an editor? How outraged was Martin by Miley Cyrus on the VMAs? Britney Spears and the Madonna kiss Robin Thicke and his nude-filled video to gain attention The least entertaining part of Blurred Lines is Robin Thicke and that's not an insult to Robin Thicke Are you in the MTV generation? The commercials during the VMAs will let you know whether you're in the generation or not Slut-shaming Miley Cyrus and the rest of the outrage over the VMAs Ja Rule's most essential songs What people are willing to say without a level of anonymity People who want to identify as being a hillbilly This is the End really stuck out to me as the best movie of the summer Figuring out if you're the audience for something before offering criticism Is Craig a customer of McDonald's?Bojangles breakfast being superior to McDonald's breakfast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A WaitingForNextYear.com Joncast! It's been too long since I caught up with Jon and we talked about a whole host of topics from sports to television to Captain America filming in Cleveland. ScarJo kissing Chris Evans The cost/benefit of the movie filming in Cleveland Traffic and the luck of Clevelanders with their rush hour Do you have a “list” with your wife? If so, is it real? Amanda Seyfried and how my wife would approve Jon's theory that the Indians should have traded Chris Perez and Asdrubal Cabrera this off-season Personally judging an athlete and having it skew your analysis Jose Valverde and his ability to ruin a good team The money assigned to Brett Meyers never made sense The weakest link of the Indians is the starting rotation The Indians losing streaks didn't seem to be possible for this kind of streaking Do strikeout prone teams make themselves more susceptible to a losing streak? Codeine and the facts of the situation Collectively bargained rules and what's going on in the NFL Drug testing and privacy grounds Cycling and the dirtiness of it Performance enhancing vs. healing The ethics of giving NFL players “the spike” The witch hunt on players who did nothing but make everyone happy by using Bud Selig being complicit and now having to drop the hammer on drugs Mad Men and Don Draper's blatant unlikeability now Can Don Draper ever be sympathetic ever again? Can they plan the third act so that Don Draper becomes a better man at the end? Once you get used to the charisma of Don Draper and Tony Soprano what are you left with? The moment of adultery and its wide-reaching implications The sexiness of the advertising industry and how it also fell downhill Wanting Goodfellas to end before it jumped off the rails Zero Dark Thirty and Band of Brothers Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices